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Scotts Bluff County
ARRAIGNMENTS
- None
Notes : Bond amount follows arresting agency (ie; SBPD)
COUNTY COURT
* Take Over *
- Zechariah Parker 06/03/88 JV24-52/JV23-362/364/363 Mickey NONE
Notes : Judge’s abbreviated or full last name may appear after the county or case #, followed by Cautions and Time.
DISTRICT COURT
- None
Notes : Judge’s abbreviated or full last name may appear after the county or case #, followed by any Cautions.
PROGRAM – DAY – TIME
- Parenting (Male) Mon 13-1500 A145
- Bible Study Tue 0900-11 A145
- Parenting (Female) Wed 13-1500 South
- Celebrate Recovery Thu 0900-11 A145
- Life Skills Thu 0900-11 A145
- Rosary (Male) Fri 09-1100 A145
- Rosary (Female) Fri 09-1100 South
Court is not scheduled during these times
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Scotts Bluff County Jail Roster
Kimball County
Box Butte County
From City of Alliance
Our weekly reflections are as follows:
Police:
- Attended “8 to Great” Training.
- Met with City Manager and Lynn Placek about upcoming funding changes at the airport. APD is committed to providing the same level of service to the airport regardless of TSA funding.
- Attended the IT advisory board meeting.
- Bytes upgraded multiple outdated computers at APD.
- Completed supervisor training on Employee Drug Testing.
- Attended Walk at Lunch Day.
- Met with our VIP coordinator about increasing VIP involvement in our events and activities.
- Met with our Volunteer Chaplain coordinator about how we can partner to reach those in the community who may be in need of services.
- Finalized the Operations Budget submission for APD.
- Met with Chief Shoemaker about radio upgrades and began the discussion with Motorola. Current radios are business grade and do not meet public safety security standards.
- Celebrated our administrative assistant Jessica Kaye with lunch at Mi Ranchito.
HR: - Assisting departments with open positions, assisting candidates with pre-employment conditions, testing and interviews.
- Participated in the annual WNHRA conference in Gering, Nebraska for education on FLSA wage and hour law, DOL updates, and other HR training.
- Administering the City’s FMCSA and FTA drug and alcohol testing program to ensure compliance with both programs, including updates to the City’s Drug-free workplace policy.
- Completing wage and benefit survey with comparisons to other first-class cities to ensure wages and benefits are comparative with other municipalities.
- Accepting applications for Part Time Transit Driver, Police Lieutenant, Police Sergeant, Police Officer, Public Safety Dispatcher and Seasonal positions. Seasonal positions are filling fast! Interested candidates should submit their applications immediately for considerations. All positions are open until filled.
Electric: - We continue making progress on the three-phase line extension for the Schiff Feedlot expansion, installed padmount transformer and related equipment for processing barn service.
- Installed and terminated primary cables at Westco building sites.
- Repaired several storm caused issues on rural line north of Alliance.
- Started installation of new streetlights in Lakefield Addition.
- Prepared new primary metering equipment for future installation at business in Berea.
- Multiple department personnel attended City training opportunities.
- Met with Walther Potato personnel on service requirements for proposed new potato storage facility south of Alliance.
- Repaired/replaced several streetlights.
Accounting and Finance: - Attended Staff Training.
- Attended EAC meeting.
- Attended IT Advisory Board meeting.
- Participated in Walk for Lunch day.
- Continued Budget work.
- Continued Council report work.
Utility Billing Office:
- Cycle 3 billing completed.
- Cycle 1 reminder notices sent.
- 8 new residential accounts.
- 1 new business account.
- Attended staff training.
Fire: - Career participated in “8 to Great” training sessions.
- Staff attended the ER/ICU/Trauma meeting at Box Butte General Hospital.
- Chief met with the Police Chief and Police Lieutenant on P25 capable radios.
- Weekly department training was on drafting water for rural related fire incidents.
- Chief and Asst. Chief, EMS prepared for Office of Emergency Health Systems, Ambulance Service Inspection.
Airport: - Training with the new employee continues and remains a priority.
- Thank you to Whisper in the Electric Department for helping with reference checks on the engineering firms for the airport layout plan project!
- The permanent Electrical repair of the airfield runway 12/30 lights was completed this week on Tuesday and Wednesday. Shout out to maintenance staff for two days of super long hours.
- Attended the “8 to Great” city training.
- Prepared Hustler Mower for summer.
- Budget work continues.
Transit: - 860 rides.
Landfill: - 203 Customers.
- 307.4 tons.
- Moved bales.
- Cleaned up tree pile.
- Laid cover.
- Baler repairs.
- General maintenance.
Streets: - Locates.
- Removed cement on Country Side Lane, fixed culvert and poured back cement.
- Removed and replaced cement from sinkhole on 14th street.
- Employees attended multiple training sessions.
- Replaced one-way sign on 4th street.
- Cleaned and organized shop.
- Replaced steps on dump truck.
Water/Sewer: - Repaired tank filler.
- Tore apart Burnham well. Repaired parts on Burnham well.
- De-winterized pivots at Sewer Lake. Changed flat tires on pivot at Sewer Lake.
- Helped do 12×8 tee for new Westco building.
- 40 locates.
- 14 utility work orders.
- Weekly water samples and chlorine residuals.
- Fixed leak at 25th and Toluca.
- Employees attended multiple training sessions.
- Jetted and used the camera for a sewer main at 21st and Big Horn.
RSVP and Senior Center: - Staff attended some mandatory training this week.
- Continued serving dine in and delivery meals to area seniors this week.
- There were 15 RSVP volunteers assisting in the community this week.
- Hosted a card party, bingo, and a movie party at the Senior Center this week.
Museum: - Hosted several business and individual meetings and some private events this week.
- The Museum is hosting the Alliance Public Schools Foundation silent auction fundraiser in the gallery.
- Assisted with several research inquiries this week.
- Continued with cleaning and sorting donated artifacts in the basement.
- Traveled to Valentine to pick up some items donated to the collection.
Golf: - Planted larger trees on the course and some smaller ones in the tree farm for future tree planting on the course.
- Continued with maintenance of the course.
- Hosted the Alliance High School invite on Tuesday.
- Memberships and cart storage fees getting paid for the 2024 season.
Library: - This week has been full of planning for the Mother/Daughter Tea Party coming up on Saturday. I am so proud of the way this staff comes together to make things happen in the library. I could not be more appreciative of their efforts in making this soon to be annual event a success. The Alliance Public Library Foundation sponsors this event, including decorations and lunch for our attendees. We are hoping to have a second evening tea sometime over the holidays, so be sure to watch for details! Special thanks to Shana Brown, Karen Trussell, Annette Wood, Charlie Carnine, and the City of Alliance Parks department for their assistance as well!
- Children’s Librarian Cynthia Horn held Story Time featuring “Picnic Adventures” and watercolor and hosted Youth Book Club with a discussion of the “I Survived…..” series by Lauren Tarshis. She also helped plan the Mother/Daughter Tea Party featuring music by Charlie Carnine with her fiddle, Karen Trussell with her Teapot collection, Annette Wood’s Barbie collection, refreshments provided by the Alliance Public Library Foundation, and so much more! Cynthia also did KCOW announcements, organized the Book Mobile, and made program preparations.
- Technical Services Librarian Emily Nelson attended the IT Advisory Board meeting, made weekly book mobile deliveries, and assisted patrons. She also processed book club kits and ILLs for the library book clubs and patrons.
- Adult Services Librarian Nalani Stewart cataloged new materials and hosted the book club at Highland Park Care Center. She also aided in the setup of the Mother Daughter Tea Party.
- Library Clerks Pam Becker and Stephanie Hamilton have been busy putting on the finishing touches of the tea party and assisting all our patrons!
Parks Division: - Continued with start-up and repair on irrigation systems in the parks.
- Met with stucco contractor at Big Blue Bay and discussed repairs.
- Moved tables from the Museum to the Library for a weekend event.
- Cleaned leaves out of the pool basin and started power washing the gutters.
- Mowed Bower ballfield and Sudman ballfields.
- Attended “8 to Great” training.
- Finished fertilizing the parks and cemetery.
Administration: - Worked on FY25 Budget: Capital Requests, Personnel, Line items; answering questions and resolving issues
- Provided training on “Dealing with Stress” and “Basics of Microsoft Excel”
- Attended meetings on: Solar field pre-construction, Law enforcement presence at the airport, Quarterly IT Advisory Board, Employee performance review. Met with multiple department heads and council members.
- Participated in “Walk at Lunch Day”
- Bid Opening for 10th and Flack Crosswalk
- Completion of storm damage bids
- Multiple press releases
- Preparations for Heritage Days and Autumn in Alliance
- Council meeting preparations
Community Events: - April 22-27 – APS Foundation Annual Fundraiser
- April 26 – Arbor Day
- April 27 – Mother Daughter Tea Party at Library, 10:00am
- May 5-11 – Public Service Recognition Week
- May 7 – City Council Meeting at the Library, 7:00pm
- May 8 – Spring Walk, Bike and Roll to School Day
- May 14 – Perfect Bland at Valor General Store in Hemingford, 9:15am
- May 25 – Newberry’s Vendor Event, 2:00pm
Dawes County
-Dustin R Shields, Class 4 Felony, Possess controlled substance
-Michael Little Moon, Class 1 Misdemeanor, DV assault 3rd/cause bodily injury
-Kimberly Martin, Class 2 Misdemeanor, Theft-services $0-500
-Mona Little Moon, Class 2 Misdemeanor, Drive during revocation/impound, No proof of insurance, Class 3 Misdemeanor, Criminal mischief $0-500
-Tre’c Martin, Class 4 Felony, Theft-unlawful taking $0-500/3rd/subs, Theft-shoplifting $0-500/3rd/subs
-Dewey McMann, Class 2 Misdemeanor, Theft-shoplifting $0-500
-Casey Henderson, Class 3A Felony, DV assault 3rd/cause bodily injury/Sub
-Brenton Daniel, Class 3 Misdemeanor, Drive under susp/before reinstated by state, Operate or park unregistered vehicle
-Derek E Howard, Class 4 Felony, Possess controlled substance
-Tamara D Perkins, Class 4 Felony, Possess controlled substance
Dawson County
Lincoln County
Updated frequently. This list will likely be updated soon.
The North Platte Police Department participated in a High Visibility Drug Impaired Driving Enforcement Mobilization from April 19th through April 21st. A total of 25 traffic contacts were made. One arrest was made for Possession of a Controlled Substance. One citation was issued for violation of a traffic signal, One driver was cited for Carless Driving and Exhibition of Speed. Two citations were issued for No Insurance. Two citations were issued for No Valid Registration and one citation was issued for No Operator’s License.
Platte County
Richardson County
Recent Arrests
4/25/24 Randolph Rankins, 59, Omaha, NE was arrested on a Richardson County warrant for Failure to Appear. Bond $2,500 10% $250.
4/25/24 Rocky R. Paxson, 54, was arrested for a Court Commitment.
4/25/24 Jadian C. Rosado, 23, Lincoln, NE was arrested on a Richardson County warrant for Failure to Pay Fines and Costs.
4/24/24 Jadian C. Rosado, 23, Lincoln, NE was arrested on a Probation Sanction.
4/28/24 Juan Lux Perez, 23, Holton, KS was arrested for Driving Under the Influence of Alcohol 3rd Offense, Refusal to Submit to Breathe/Chemical Test, and Operating Vehicle with Rotating Flashing/Lights. Bond $25,000 10% $2,500.
4/28/24 Kimberly D. Bryant, 41, Lawrence, KS was arrested for Driving Under the Influence of Alcohol .15+ 3rd Offense, No Valid Registration, No License on Person, and Improper/Defective Vehicle Lighting. Bond $25,000 10% $2,500.
4/29/24 Emily E. Rumrey, 42, Lincoln, NE was arrested on a Dodge County warrant and a Saline County warrant.
4/30/24 Pablo U. Chavez, 34, Lincoln, NE was arrested on a Richardson County warrant for Failure to Appear. Bond $1,500 PR.
4/30/24 Chanel Carmichael, 25, Crowley, TX was arrested for Driving Under Suspension and No Proof of Insurance. Bond $2,500 10% $250.
4/30/24 Sarah E. Gerber, 28, Robinson, KS was arrested on a Richardson County warrant for Failure to Pay Fines and Costs.
4/30/24 Michael Luna, 40, Bellevue, NE was arrested on a Richardson County warrant for Failure to Appear. No Bond has been set.
04/30/24 Zackary JJ Bokelman, 31, Falls City, NE was transported to the Nebraska Dept of Corrections after sentencing totaling 30 months in prison.
